A creative space in the heart of Dublin 2, built for photographers, filmmakers, dancers, musicians and makers.
Three studios, hired by the hour. Come for a shoot, a rehearsal, a workshop or a small event, and the room will be ready when you walk in.
Studio A for photography. Studio B, our main space, for rehearsals, classes and events. Studio C for podcasts and interviews. Book any of them by the hour.
Fade Street Studios is on Fade Street in Dublin’s Creative Quarter, a few minutes’ walk from George’s Street and Grafton Street. Photographers, filmmakers, podcasters, dancers and musicians book our three studios by the hour.
Studio A has a white cyclorama wall and a range of coloured backdrops, with a makeup room, changing room and kitchenette on the same floor.
Filmmakers, content creators and production teams use the studios for music videos, interviews, branded content and more. Studio C has a multicam setup for podcasts and interviews.
Studio B is an 8m by 8m room with an 8m ceiling and natural light from its Victorian windows. It is used for rehearsals, classes, workshops, exhibitions and small events, and has its own changing room and access to our green room.
Studios are booked by the hour. Current rates for each studio, before VAT, are on the booking page, and you will see the full price before you send a request.
Want to see the space first? Book a viewing using the form below.
Pick a studio and a time on our booking page and send a request. We hold the slot for 24 hours and email you a secure payment link. Once it is paid, your booking is confirmed.
Online bookings run from 9am to 9pm, seven days a week. Need to start earlier or finish later? Get in touch and we will try to arrange it.
One hour on weekdays, two hours on Saturdays and four hours on Sundays.
Hourly rates are shown ex VAT. VAT at 23% is added, and the booking page shows the full total before you send your request.
Yes. Use the form below to book a viewing and we will find a time that suits you.
14 Fade Street, Dublin 2, D02 HH33, in Dublin’s Creative Quarter, a few minutes’ walk from George’s Street and Grafton Street.